From: Daniel Schopper <daniel.schopper@aon.at>
To: mailing list for ConTeXt users <ntg-context@ntg.nl>
Subject: inheritance of footnotes
Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2012 13:00:48 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <50166960.8090207@aon.at> (raw)
dear list,
until some months ago it was possible to define/setup a series of notes
and then use them as kind of interface, i.e. to let their copies inherit
their setups yet be independent sets of notes – However now such copies
seem to be get mereley added to the set of notes they are based upon. --
In the following minimal example none of the notes get printed when the
"first" series of notes are not placed; on the other hand their
respective "\placenotes"-commands are completely ignored.
Thanks in advance!
Daniel
\definenote[first]
\setupnote[first][location=text]
\setupnotation[first][number=no]
\definenote[second][first]
\definenote[third][first]
\starttext
That’s my first par.\first{First note set}
That’s my second par.\second{Second note set}
That’s my third par.\third{Third noteset}
\page
%\placenotes[first]% > all notes get printed when this is not commented
\placenotes[second] % > those are ignored
\placenotes[third]% > those are ignored
\stoptext
I'm sure I' missing some new mechanism ... or do I have to set them up
each one of them?! This seems a bit cumbersome to me …
\definenote[first]
\definenote[second]
\definenote[third]
\setupnote[first][location=text]
\setupnote[second][location=text]
\setupnote[third][location=text]
\setupnotation[first][number=no]
\setupnotation[second][number=no]
\setupnotation[third][number=no]
\starttext
That’s my first par.\first{First note set}
That’s my second par.\second{Second note set}
That’s my third par.\third{Third noteset}
\page
\placenotes[first]
\placenotes[second]
\placenotes[third]
\stoptext
--
Daniel Schopper
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mail. daniel.schopper@aon.at
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